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Just judging what's been written. You might be a brilliant person, and a good one on top of it. All I'm saying is what's been written doesn't read well. Most p
by danielmarkbruce 4y ago
Just judging what's been written. You might be a brilliant person, and a good one on top of it.
All I'm saying is what's been written doesn't read well. Most people won't research others, they'll just see what's written (or said) and if that is a turn off, they'll shut down. If you have good ideas it's worth taking a little effort to understand the machines and systems you are dealing with (humans and organizations) so you can get those ideas broadly understood/accepted.
- ChrisMarshallNY 4y agoWell, considering I worked with these people for 27 years, I have a feeling they had my measure. I knew them, and accepted the fact they were ignoring over a decade (at the time) of working with me, so it was what it was. We're usually really good at solving other people's problems, from outside, but every case is unique[0]. In the aggregate, I was proud to have worked there, and gladly stayed, even knowing what I knew, mostly because of the relationships I made, and the chance to learn what I learned. I was learning exciting new stuff; right up until the very end, and made many lifelong friends. [0] "There's always an easy solution to every human problem; Neat, plausible and wrong." -H. L. Mencken
- danielmarkbruce 4y agoI do like that quote. Thanks.